Introduction to CTL Fellowships for Grad Students (LTF, TOF, TAF)

Information Session: Introduction to CTL Fellowships for Graduate Students (LTF, TOF, TAF, CIRTL Fellowships) 

Are you looking for ways to extend your pedagogical development? Would you like to be more involved with the Center for Teaching and Learning? Join the CTL’s Graduate Student Programs and Services team to learn more about paid fellowship opportunities at the CTL that provide Columbia doctoral students (and in some cases, MFA students at SOA) with sustained professional development experience.

This information session is one of two that will be offered in Spring 2024 and will focus on the following opportunities:

• Lead Teaching Fellowship (LTF)
• Teaching Observation Fellowship (TOF)
• Teaching Assessment Fellowship (TAF)
• CIRTL Fellowship
• Student Assistant positions through SOLER

In this session, CTL staff will review all fellowship opportunities available to graduate students. They will then be joined by current and past fellows in each of the above programs to share the expectations, development opportunities, and timelines for applying to each fellowship. At the end of the session, participants will be invited to ask questions in an interactive Q&A.

Note: Information about other opportunities via the CTL, including senior roles in each of the above fellowships, Teaching Consultant positions, and fellowships co-hosted by the CTL and GSAS (e.g., the Fellowship in Academic Administration and the Office of Academic Diversity & Inclusion Fellowship focused on the Pedagogies of Race & Oppression Learning Community) will be discussed in a separate information session on April 12th. Learn more and register for the senior fellowship session here. 

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Have a major conflict? Contact CTLgrads@columbia.edu to find out how you might be able to learn more or attend an alternate session.

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Columbia University makes every effort to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Contact CTLgrads@columbia.edu for accommodations. This event may be photographed. For concerns, contact CTLgrads@columbia.edu.